The NFC East since 2004

[Risen Star]

Division Titles
Eagles 7
Cowboys 6
Giants 3
Skins 3

Is this finally the year for a repeat champion?

I say yes.

 

[DallasEast]

Burgundy W's made my eyes bleed.

 

[Dallasfann]

Jerry sure knows how to win a tough division.

 

[Miller]

Division Titles
Eagles 7
Cowboys 6
Giants 3
Skins 3

Is this finally the year for a repeat champion?

I say yes.

Looks like W or Gmen may be due…but I doubt it

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

Looks like W or Gmen may be due…but I doubt it

Yeah that's the crazy thing. I'd say those two or due....but I can't get behind Washington's QB. Giants just don't have a good enough roster. Then there's Eagles and Cowboys....Eagles lost coaches and a lot of talent it makes sense for them to take a step back but even them taking a step back could still be good enough for the NFC East. Just don't know.

 

[Miller]

Yeah that's the crazy thing. I'd say those two or due....but I can't get behind Washington's QB. Giants just don't have a good enough roster. Then there's Eagles and Cowboys....Eagles lost coaches and a lot of talent it makes sense for them to take a step back but even them taking a step back could still be good enough for the NFC East. Just don't know.

Agree! Every year I wait for another one of those two rivals to have a strong year but they just have too many holes. I think Giants closer than W

 

[rambo2]

Division Titles
Eagles 7
Cowboys 6
Giants 3
Skins 3

Is this finally the year for a repeat champion?

I say yes.

Could be, it should the Eagles or the Cowboys.

 

[jazzcat22]

Could you imagine the pseudo Eagles fans on here if they win the division again this season.

 

[KJJ]

The last team to repeat as NFC East champions was Philly, and they’ll be the odds on favorite to repeat this season.

 

[Aerolithe_Lion]

In 2004 Philadelphia lost the SB after winning the division 4 consecutive times. That began the curse

Jalen Hurts may have just reversed it by repeating that event and saved us all. 4 straight incoming?

 

[CowboysFaninHouston]

Division Titles
Eagles 7
Cowboys 6
Giants 3
Skins 3

Is this finally the year for a repeat champion?

I say yes.

lets make the trend continue

 

[StarOfGlory]

Geez, won the division six times in that span and not even one NFCCG.

 

[plasticman]

It will be Washington. They climb out under a rock every 6 to 7 seasons just to screw things up.

Over the past 17 seasons the Washington Whatevers have been 3rd or 4th place 14 times. The other three times, they won the division.

 

[Kolemmitt]

It will be a two-horse race for sure, all things being equal, you could probably argue that the Eagles have a slight edge, but I think the law of averages catches up to the Eagles this year.

There is a very good reason why most teams don't have their QBs run 10+ times a game. The Eagles have been lucky that Hurts hasn't missed significant time the last two years, but unless he becomes primarily a pocket-passer that occasionally runs, history tells us he will miss some time, which will be enough to put us over the top.

 

[big dog cowboy]

Not sure why it matters.

Being the #1 seed is far more important.

 

[JayFord]

Could you imagine the pseudo Eagles fans on here if they win the division again this season.

win or lose they'll still say the eagles had a better season even if we win a SB

 

[JustChip]

It will be Washington. They climb out under a rock every 6 to 7 seasons just to screw things up.

Over the past 17 seasons the Washington Whatevers have been 3rd or 4th place 14 times. The other three times, they won the division.

But they won the Division those 3 times not because they were so good, but because the other 3 teams were so bad. I can’t see that being the case this year.

 

[JustChip]

In 2004 Philadelphia lost the SB after winning the division 4 consecutive times. That began the curse

Jalen Hurts may have just reversed it by repeating that event and saved us all. 4 straight incoming?

Your guys are certainly a very good team, but a lot of things have to go right for even a very good team to make it to the Super Bowl, much less win it. It’s unlikely to have fortune in back to back years. Case in point was Carolina in 2015 & 2016. They’re 15-1 and Super Bowl runners up in ‘15 and 6-10, 4th place in the Division the next year.

I liken it to an MLB that wins way above the average of 1 run games one year and rides that to the postseason. That generally reverses the next year, unless of course the team has Mariano Rivera.

 

[DallasInDC]

Not sure why it matters.

Being the #1 seed is far more important.

Can't be the number one seed without winning your division.

 

[CowboysLakerBamaFan]

Burgundy W's made my eyes bleed.

It's quite sad. I get it.... but I miss the good old days of their non-PC helmets.